Below are some of those special people I have had the privilege to meet (most of them have unfortunately passed away).
These include the renowned American photographer David Douglas Duncan and the French photographer Lucien Clergue, both of whom I was friends with.
Furthermore, I have had the pleasure of meeting Picasso's son, Claude Picasso, who sadly passed away too soon. During his lifetime, he was in charge of the Picasso Administration. During my work as a lawyer, I have met many thousands of people, but he remains one of the most impressive personalities I have come to know.
There was also the extraordinarily amiable French photographer André Villers and the famous Turkish photographer Ara Güler.
Alain Ramié is the son of George and Suzanne Ramié and was the owner of Galery Madoura, where Picasso created all his ceramic work.
Many years ago, I met the particularly kind Swiss photographer René Burri, especially known for his world-famous portrait of Che Guevara.
Antony Penrose is the son of Lee Miller, the famous photographer and muse of artists, and of Sir Roland Penrose, art historian and great collector and friend of Picasso. Antony is a very artistic and amiable person and runs Farleys Farmhouse and Gallery, partly to keep the memory of both his parents alive.
I had the great pleasure of meeting Sylvette David/Lydia Corbett. Sylvette is a wonderful person and she was the important muse of Picasso in 1954 and painted/depicted by him more than 70 times.
Finally, I mention Angela Rosengart, the daughter of the great collector Siegfried Rosengart, who had the honor of being painted and drawn by Picasso at least five times. She is the owner of the Rosengart Collection in Zurich, which contains more than 300 artworks by Pablo Picasso, Paul Klee, and 23 other impressionist and classic modern artists.
Meeting these special people and many others has enriched my life.